Duke Energy Corporation Units 1.08.29

Duke Energy Corporation Units 1.08.29

DUKU
Duke Energy Corporation Units 1.08.29US flagNew York Stock Exchange
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37.55BMarket Cap
Duke Energy Corporation Units 1.08.29
DUKU
(New York Stock Exchange)

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2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
TTM
FRC
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Revenue per Share
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Basic EPS, GAAP
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Free Cash Flow per Basic Share
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Dividend per Share
50.84
51.13
58.04
58.54
57.81
57.74
58.62
59.63
60.27
61.2
59.82
61.55
61.51
61.18
63.34
65.41
68.95
Book Value per Share
41.08
41.68
34.8
35.4
34.73
34.38
30.87
31.92
33.72
34.87
34.72
36.45
36.44
36.13
38.85
40.97
44.57
Tangible Book Value per Share
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Basic Weighted Avg Shares
14,272
14,529
17,912
22,756
22,509
22,371
22,743
23,565
24,521
25,079
23,366
24,621
28,768
29,060
30,357
32,237
33,250
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
21.26
21.36
19.91
23.15
21.83
23.04
22.83
24.95
21.11
22.75
23.7
23.72
22.33
24.44
26.15
26.61
26.62
Operating Margin (%)
1,994
2,026
2,652
3,229
3,507
3,613
3,880
4,046
4,696
5,176
5,486
5,663
5,843
6,084
6,419
7,704
7,747
Depreciation Expense
1,320
1,706
1,768
2,665
1,883
2,816
2,152
3,059
2,666
3,748
1,377
3,908
2,550
2,841
4,524
4,968
5,247
Net Income, GAAP
40.27
30.51
27.89
31.75
32.55
32.12
30.96
28.04
14.58
12.67
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6.72
7.36
9.19
11.36
11.24
13.3
Effective Tax Rate (%)
9.25
11.74
9.87
11.71
8.37
12.59
9.46
12.98
10.87
14.94
5.89
15.87
8.86
9.78
14.9
15.41
15.78
Profit Margin (%)
2,326
1,352
93
1,872
342
-3,078
-3,512
-4,029
-5,327
-5,589
-7,623
-5,991
-5,651
-4,514
-6,407
-9,434
-6,739
Working Capital
17,935
18,679
36,351
38,152
37,061
36,842
45,576
49,035
51,123
56,417
56,965
61,388
66,749
73,369
77,297
81,141
83,210
LT Debt
22,653
22,865
41,034
41,408
40,899
39,771
41,041
41,737
43,834
47,951
49,184
51,136
51,853
50,186
51,256
53,019
56,863
Total Equity
4.49
5.04
4.08
4.36
3.97
4.21
4.12
4.49
4.44
4.67
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4.66
4.82
5
5.24
5.4
5.27
Return on Invested Capital (%)
4.55
5.4
4.23
4.52
3.51
4.64
3.98
4.78
4.52
5.51
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5.41
3.99
4.31
5.57
5.77
5.79
Return on Capital (%)
5.96
7.53
5.56
6.48
4.58
6.99
5.33
7.39
6.23
8.36
2.8
8.15
5.16
5.79
9.18
9.82
10.01
Return on Common Equity (%)

Capital Structure

FRC

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in mil. unless spec.
Dec'25
Mar'26
Jun'26
ST Debt
9,728
9,768
8,996
LT Borrowings
80,108
80,477
82,242
LT Finance Leases
1,033
964
968
Preferred Equity and Hybrid Capital
973
973
973
Shares Outstanding
778
778
780
Market Capitalization
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Working Capital

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Dec'25
Mar'26
Jun'26
Total Current Assets
11,613
13,446
13,149
Cash, Cash Equivalents & STI
245
2,140
673
Accounts Receivable, Net
4,230
3,947
4,482
Inventories
4,569
4,572
4,665
Total Current Liabilities
21,047
20,334
19,888
Payables & Accruals
7,120
6,387
6,874
ST Debt
9,728
9,768
8,996
Deferred Revenue
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Growth Rates

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(avg. rate of change)

10 years
5 years
1 year
Total Equity
2.96%
1.55%
3.44%
Free Cash Flow
8.61%
11.32%
0.02%
Net Income, GAAP
21.26%
45.9%
9.81%
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
3.87%
6.78%
6.19%
Total Cash Common Dividend
3.76%
3.78%
4.41%

Quarterly Revenue

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Year

Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
FY
2024
7,671
7,172
8,154
7,360
30,357
2025
8,249
7,508
8,542
7,938
32,237
2026
9,178
7,592
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Quarterly Earnings Per Share

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Q3
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2024
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2026
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Business
Duke Energy Corporation Units 1.08.29 (Ticker: DUKU) engages in regulated and deregulated energy generation, transmission, distribution, and customer service activities in the United States, with a focus on electric power generation and natural gas distribution; it operates as a diversified energy company providing a broad portfolio of energy products and services across multiple energy segments and geographic regions. Founded in 1904 and headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Duke Energy maintains its operations through integrated utility subsidiaries and affiliates, delivering electricity to tens of millions of customers and supplying natural gas and related services in selected markets. Main products and services include electric generation, transmission, distribution, and sales; natural gas distribution, transmission, and related services; energy efficiency programs; renewable energy development and integration; customer energy management tools and energy services; grid modernization and smart-meter deployments; and utility-scale and distributed energy solutions for commercial, industrial, and residential customers. Geographic operations span the United States, with substantial activities in the Southeast, Midwest, and Northeast regions, encompassing regulated utilities, competitive generation, and wholesale energy activities. Founding year and headquarters location are 1904 and Charlotte, North Carolina, respectively. Subsidiaries and affiliated entities include regional utility operations and generation assets, with corporate articulation through parent-company governance and holding structures. Latest major changes include partnerships and strategic alliances in renewable energy development and grid modernization initiatives; acquisitions or dispositions shaping generation portfolios; new product launches in energy services, energy management platforms, and customer solutions; organizational restructuring to strengthen integrated resource planning and sustainable growth; and expansion of operations in regulated and competitive markets over the last 1-2 years. Industry and business segments encompass regulated electric utilities, nonregulated energy services, and energy infrastructure, targeting residential, commercial, and industrial customers, as well as public sector and utility-scale customers seeking reliable energy, decarbonization pathways, and advanced grid capabilities.